Irish self government urged at Cincinnati rally
A large crowd at Music Hall heard leaders urge Ireland be granted self determination in the Paris Peace Conference talks. Speakers highlighted Irish sacrifices in World War I and urged American support for ensuring Ireland’s status aligns with its past nationhood.
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Music Hall
Emerald Isle
Cincinnati
St. Patrick's Day
America
Parnell Branch
Friends of Such Freedom
Henry Moeller
Cornelius Haggerty
Notre Dame University
Louis Grossmann
John Conner
Columbus
Paris
Europe
Ireland
Joseph Schenke
John A. Connor
George H. Magavin
Tribute to War Hero Karl Chambers From Delhi Comrades
Returned soldiers and community members gathered at Delhi Presbyterian Church to honor Karl Chambers of the 147th Ambulance Company who died near Toul France on October 21 1918. Rev Yount shared his life through letters and a moving memorial sermon detailing his front line service and death.
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France
Washington
Line¢rly
Wilson
Mt. Vernon
Dr. Haggerty
Sinn Fein
England
Irland
Ireland
Ulster
Delhi Presbyterian Church
Toul
John
Anna Chambers
Chambers
147Th Ambulance Company
112Th Sanitary Train
A. G. Yount
Jane Bushong
Cincinnati College of Music
B. E. Stevens
Delhi M
Famine in Caucasus Report Urges Immediate Aid
The Associated Press reports that Dr. James L. Barton’s commission finds thousands starving in the Caucasus with 45,000 people in Erivan without bread. They warn another week may claim 10,000 more lives as snow and logistics hinder relief efforts.
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Associated Press
New York
Caucasus
James L. Barton
American Committee For Relief In
Near East
Erivan
Igdir
Baku
Batum
Seattle
Weather summary for Ohio Kentucky West Virginia Indiana
Ohio shows rain Monday and likely Tuesday with cooler Tuesday. Kentucky reports showers and thunder Monday and Tuesday, partly cloudy west, cooler. east showers. West Virginia rain Monday and likely Tuesday with cooler Tuesday. Indiana rain and cooler Monday and Tuesday with partly cloudy conditions. Temperatures and precipitation from multiple stations listed with highs and lows and historical comparison for March 16 1919.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Pipcees
Seaguas +c
New Orleans
Galveston
Memphis
Kaneas City
Winnipes
Himpromre
Cincinnati
B.W
Atlanta Freight Yard Destroyed by Flames in Inman Yards
The Southern Railway freight transfer station at Inman Yards in Atlanta was destroyed by fire early tonight with an estimated damage of 1,000,000 dollars. About eighty carloads of freight including foodstuffs were destroyed and fifteen of twenty four storage tracks burned. Fire departments saved about 100 cars. origin of the fire was not determined.
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Atlanta
Southern Railway
Inman Yards
Here
Mann Takes a Fight Over House Committee Appointments
Representative Mann of Illinois denies Longworth charges that the Republican House setup was corrupted. He says assignments are merit based and filled by strong men except Longworth on the Steering Committee as a Roosevelt tribute. Mann vows to fight if forced, calling himself a high private in the rear ranks and protesting being called a reactionary.
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Washington
Representative Mann
Illinois
House
Woeshista Stern Longworth
Ohio
Committee On Committees
Mann
Longworth
Roosevelt
RIVERS NEAR FLOOD STAGE IN DAYTON AREA
Dayton Ohio officials report the Miami River rising toward flood stage with rain easing. Chief Engineer Arthur E. Morgan says two inches of additional rainfall could trigger a crisis within twenty four hours. Levees and conservancy works remain protected though Englewood and Huffman dam sites are inundated.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Miami
Miami Conservancy
Weather Bureau
Arthur E. Morgan
Conservancy District
Conservancy
Englewood
Huffman
Miamis Valley
Rainfall Is Heavy in Columbus as Weather Officials Report
Rainfall is heavy in Columbus Ohio with Weather Bureau officials reporting strong moisture and potential flooding. Officials warned residents to prepare for continued rain and monitor water levels through the night and into tomorrow.
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Columbus
Weather Bureau
Labor Leaders Oppose July Beer Strike in Newark
Four hundred delegates of the New Jersey Federation of Labor and State Building Trades Council condemned a proposed July 1 no beer strike. They urged Congress to repeal wartime and permanent prohibition and asked President Wilson for aid, while supporting protests through other means.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
New Jersey Federation of Labor and
State Building Trades Council
Congress
Wilson
Henry I’. Hilfers
The
Labor Federation
American Federation of Labor
Shaping League To Meet Objections From America
Berlin reports a Brussels agreement allowing Germany to receive 270000 tons of food immediately after depositing 55000000 dollars in gold. Germany may buy 370000 tons monthly in enemy and neutral lands plus seafood from European waters. Baltic fishing limits would be lifted and Germany aims to boost exports of raw materials and industrial products.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Germany
Brussels
Berlin
European
Baltic
World War Peace Conference Moves Toward Covenant Acceptance
At Paris March 16 delegates and American representatives work on shaping the League of Nations covenant to win US and Allied approval. French and British leaders discuss incorporating the covenant into the peace treaty with possible early preliminaries.
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Associated Press
Paris
League of Nations
Supreme Council
Colonet House
Lord Robért Cecil
Leon Bourgeois
Wilson
League
Picton
Germany
Versailles
Koreans Ask Wilson to Help Independence Move
The Korean National Association asks President Wilson to grant Korea provisional independence under a mandate until the League of Nations can decide full self rule. Syngman Rhee and Henry C. Hung reveal letters urging Korea's freedom from Japanese domination and praise for humane treatment of jailed independence demonstrators.
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Syngman Rhee
Henry C. Hung
United States
Peace Conference
Korea
Japan
State Department
Paris
Rhee
Korean Association
Allied and Bolshevik actions on Dvina and Transsiberian rails
Bolsheviki troops tried to cut communications between American and allied columns on the Dvina and Vaga but were repulsed with 57 dead and 4 prisoners. one American wounded. American forces move to strategic points west of Vladivostok to support John F. Stevens’s railway operation with contingents at Harbin Chita and other stations. Czecho-Slovaks guard Irkutsk to Tcheliabinsk. Japanese guard the Chinese Eastern Railway to Irkutsk. Interallied Committee to decide policing zones with a Chinese member awaiting arrival.
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Archangel
Dvina
Vaga
Associated, Press
Vladivostok
Transsiberian Railway
John F. Stevens
Harbin
Chita
Verkhni Udinsk
Manchuria
Nikolsk
Ussuri
Spasske
Konabarovsk
Irkutsk
Tcheliabinsk
Siberia
Rge H. Eimerson
St. Paul
Outbreak at Tien-Tsin Blamed on Japanese Actions
Reported violence in Tien Tsin falls on both sides as Japanese guards reportedly detained two Americans in the French concession and attacked a visitor during a theater incident. American marines faced hostility while French police dispersed Japanese crowds amid rising tensions. The matter is referred to the French Legation.
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Associated Press
Pekin
Tien Tsin
French Concession
Not Marines Says Kane Re Tien Tsin Disturbance
Colonel Theodore P. Kane reports that marines were not involved in the Tien Tsin disturbance. The State Department awaits advices from Minister Reinsch before acting on reports that the Japanese Consulate was raided. Minister sent First Secretary Spencer to Tien Tsin to report.
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Kane
Washington
Theodore P. Kane
American Legation Marine Guard
Peking
Tien Tsin
Phe. S.ate. Department
Reinsch
Spencer
Allied commission members return to Paris on revictualling
Several members of the allied commission dealing with taking over the German merchant fleet and revictualling Germany have returned to Paris. Payment for food supplies will be based on exportations. Germans will export certain products by sea and receipts will pay for goods delivered to Germany.
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Brussels
Germany
Herbert C. Hoover
Paris
Allied Commission
Holland to Maintain Dignity to End
March 15 report stresses Holand's foreign policy centers on national dignity. Article emphasizes steadfast stance and resolve amid ongoing international pressures.
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Holland
London
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St. Mihiel
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Thiacourt
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Socialist Party
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Jersey
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M. Pichon
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